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<add>-extending</add> provisions would be necessary:  <del>First</del> 1. to<lb/>provide that <del>the dea</del> <add>as</add> in point of civil responsibility<lb/>of the estate no change should be made by the<lb/>death of either of the parties. 2. that interest<lb/>should run from the <del>moment</del> <add>period</add> at which the obligation<lb/>took its rise: [<del>3.  that obligation in reparation<lb/>of an injury should commence at <add>take its rise from </add> the<lb/>time of the injury</del>] 3. that this <del>moment</del> <add>the obligation <gap/></add> should <del>be<lb/> not that moment of the liquidation not the time</del><lb/>not wait for the liquidation of the damage, but<lb/>should commence at the time <add>with the instan<del>ce</del>t</add> at which <del>the</del> such<lb/>damage came to have been sustained: <add>4.</add> that the interest<lb/>payable <del>on such</del> upon the amount of that<lb/>obligation should exceed the common rate.<lb/>In these cases delay and expense <add>extortion</add> go hand in hand:<lb/>for delay is not to be purchased but at the price of<lb/>a multitude of expensive forms <add>formalities</add> <note>Montesquieu says, that<lb/>delay is the price <del>of for</del><lb/>which is paid for liberty;<lb/>true <del>but that price</del> to<lb/>a certain degree it is so:  but<lb/>the best things when sold<lb/>at more than they could<lb/>be afforded for are sold<lb/>too high.<lb/></note>  There are delays<lb/>which are the handmaids of justice: but beyond<lb/><del>the</del> comparison the greater part would <del>be found</del> upon<lb/>examination be found to be the offspring.  Those who<lb/>looking upon the above expedients as promising to<lb/>be effectual should wonder <hi rend="superscript">+</hi><!-- the lower left corner is torn and this marginal note can't be read.  See page 087/046/008 for the text of this note --> <add>at finding</add> that the establishment of<lb/>them as yet but a project would do well <add>may be pleased</add> to consider<lb/>that <del>blindness</del>, bigotry indolence and indifference<lb/>are enough to account for any thing:  even<lb/>without having recourse to selfish policy or the <hi rend="underline"><foreign>esprit<lb/>de corps</foreign></hi>.</p>
<add>-extending</add> provisions would be necessary:  <del>First</del> 1. to<lb/>provide that <del>the dea</del> <add>as</add> in point of civil responsibility<lb/>of the estate no change should be made by the<lb/>death of either of the parties. 2. that interest<lb/>should run from the <del>moment</del> <add>period</add> at which the obligation<lb/>took its rise: [<del>3.  that obligation in reparation<lb/>of an injury should commence at <add>take its rise from </add> the<lb/>time of the injury</del>] 3. that this <del>moment</del> <add>the obligation <gap/></add> should <del>be<lb/> not that moment of the liquidation not the time</del><lb/>not wait for the liquidation of the damage, but<lb/>should commence at the time <add>with the instan<del>ce</del>t</add> at which <del>the</del> such<lb/>damage came to have been sustained: <add>4.</add> that the interest<lb/>payable <del>on such</del> upon the amount of that<lb/>obligation should exceed the common rate.<lb/>In these cases delay and expense <add>extortion</add> go hand in hand:<lb/>for delay is not to be purchased but at the price of<lb/>a multitude of expensive forms <add>formalities</add> <note>Montesquieu says, that<lb/>delay is the price <del>of for</del><lb/>which is paid for liberty;<lb/>true <del>but that price</del> to<lb/>a certain degree it is so:  but<lb/>the best things when sold<lb/>at more than they could<lb/>be afforded for are sold<lb/>too high.<lb/></note>  There are delays<lb/>which are the handmaids of justice: but beyond<lb/><del>the</del> comparison the greater part would <del>be found</del> upon<lb/>examination be found to be the offspring.  Those who<lb/>looking upon the above expedients as promising to<lb/>be effectual should wonder <hi rend="superscript">+</hi><!-- the lower left corner is torn andd can't be read.  See page 087/046/008 for the text of this note --> <add>at finding</add> that the establishment of<lb/>them as yet but a project would do well <add>may be pleased</add> to consider<lb/>that <del>blindness</del>, bigotry indolence and indifference<lb/>are enough to account for any thing:  even<lb/>without having recourse to selfish policy or the <hi rend="underline"><foreign>esprit<lb/>de corps</foreign></hi>.<lb/><pb/>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Indirect Legislation

4 Non-Seducing

-extending provisions would be necessary: First 1. to
provide that the dea as in point of civil responsibility
of the estate no change should be made by the
death of either of the parties. 2. that interest
should run from the moment period at which the obligation
took its rise: [3. that obligation in reparation
of an injury should commence at take its rise from the
time of the injury
] 3. that this moment the obligation should be
not that moment of the liquidation not the time

not wait for the liquidation of the damage, but
should commence at the time with the instancet at which the such
damage came to have been sustained: 4. that the interest
payable on such upon the amount of that
obligation should exceed the common rate.
In these cases delay and expense extortion go hand in hand:
for delay is not to be purchased but at the price of
a multitude of expensive forms formalities Montesquieu says, that
delay is the price of for
which is paid for liberty;
true but that price to
a certain degree it is so: but
the best things when sold
at more than they could
be afforded for are sold
too high.
There are delays
which are the handmaids of justice: but beyond
the comparison the greater part would be found upon
examination be found to be the offspring. Those who
looking upon the above expedients as promising to
be effectual should wonder + at finding that the establishment of
them as yet but a project would do well may be pleased to consider
that blindness, bigotry indolence and indifference
are enough to account for any thing: even
without having recourse to selfish policy or the esprit
de corps
.



Identifier: | JB/087/046/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 87.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

087

Main Headings

indirect legislation

Folio number

046

Info in main headings field

indirect legislation

Image

004

Titles

/wrongful homicide/ murder/ and abortion

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

27571

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